There was a time when I thought ministry only happened inside the walls of a church singing in the pews, teaching a class, or serving a meal. But over the years, God has shown me something much deeper: ministry happens wherever we choose to work with purpose and love.
For me, that realization came through my camera and my computer screen.
What started as helping my church with social media and taking photos for community events slowly turned into something I never expected, a calling. Now, every caption I write, every image I edit, and every business I help tell their story feels like an opportunity to serve.
When I work with a client, I don’t just see a brand I see a person with a vision, a dream, and a purpose. My goal is to help them show up confidently and authentically online, because I believe excellence honors God. Colossians 3:23 reminds me daily: “Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord.”
That means creating with intention. Listening more than speaking. And giving my best not just for the outcome, but as an act of obedience and gratitude for the gifts He’s given me.
This business isn’t just what I do it’s part of my worship.
And I pray that every post, every photo, and every connection I make leaves a lasting reflection of His goodness.
I’ll be sharing this with my team.
Thank you so much! With this business, I’ve been learning so much about myself and the gifts God has given me. It’s been a beautiful reminder that when we create and serve with purpose, He can use even our work to glorify Him.
It’s a good reminder that our daily work can be a form of ministry; I found some interesting perspectives on intentionality while researching a similar topic on https://tinyfun.io/game/flawed-heist.